Laura Britton from Bishopton Veterinary Group writes about how Animal Health and Welfare Pathway funding helped two sheep farms investigate health and performance issues, leading to better parasite management and improved flock fertility.
Farmers Weekly Vet Viewpoint: How funding boost improved performance in two flocks
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